Bill Frost

The 10 Best A24 Horror Movies: Our Picks and How to Watch Them All

by Bill Frost | Sep 10, 2024 | Entertainment, Horror, Listicles

Just 10 years into its existence, A24 has established itself as an indie horror film studio in the same league as the majors and even Blumhouse.

When you see the A24 logo up front, you may not know exactly what you’re going to get, but you can rest (stress?) assured that it’s going to be uniquely frightening.

What to Watch This Week: Unwind With Top 9 TV & Movie Picks (September 9–15)

by Bill Frost | Sep 9, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch

This week’s What To Watch recs include new series English Teacher and Universal Basic Guys, docuseries Dark Side of Reality TV, new seasons of Tell Me Lies and Slow Horses, true-crime drama Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, and Sunday Night Football NFL season kickoff action. Full on into fall!

What to Watch This Week: Relax With Top 9 TV & Movie Picks (September 2–8)

by Bill Frost | Sep 2, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch

This week’s What To Watch recs include new series English Teacher and Universal Basic Guys, docuseries Dark Side of Reality TV, new seasons of Tell Me Lies and Slow Horses, true-crime drama Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, and Sunday Night Football NFL season kickoff action. Full on into fall!

Fall TV 2024 Preview: 120+ Premiere Dates

by Bill Frost | Aug 28, 2024 | Entertainment, Streaming, TV, What to Watch

Thanks to last summer’s writers’ and actors’ strikes, we didn’t get a proper fall TV season in 2023. But now, we’re back, baby! Here are all the new shows and returning series and when they’ll air between September and November (some shows, like The Conners, The Great North, and Law & Order: Organized Crime, will premiere midseason in 2025).

What to Watch This Week: Decompress With Top 9 TV & Movie Picks (August 26–September 1)

by Bill Frost | Aug 26, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch

This week’s What To Watch picks include new seasons of Only Murders in the Building and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, new series Kaos and Terminator Zero, movie streaming premieres The Fall Guy and Sasquatch Sunset, and a double shot of pro wrestling main events with WWE Bash in Berlin and NXT No Mercy. Let’s start watching!

The 41 Best TV Shows of All Time to Binge-Watch

by Bill Frost | Aug 22, 2024 | Entertainment, Listicles, TV

Compiling an “all-time” best-of list of anything isn’t easy, but TV shows? That’s a fool’s errand. So, we the fools at CableTV.com have come up with 41 of what we believe to be the most excellent series to binge-watch ever. Also, this collection is going to grow, so bookmark this page and check back.

What to Watch This Week: Chill Out With Top 9 TV & Movie Picks (August 19–25)

by Bill Frost | Aug 19, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch

This week’s What to Watch recs include new seasons of Reasonable Doubt and Avoidance, Netflix high school comedy Incoming, John Woo’s remake of The Killer, horror thriller Hell Hole, and college football season kickoff action. Stream away!

Heebie-Jeebie-Freebies: 21 Free Streaming Horror Movies to Watch Now

by Randy Harward and Bill Frost | Aug 15, 2024 | Deals, Entertainment, Horror, Outreach, Streaming

Decorations, costumes, candy, brain spatter removal fees—Halloween really adds up. Money shouldn’t be an issue when it comes to celebrating America’s favorite holiday (sorry, Christmas), but there has to be some way to slash the bloody budget, right?

What to Watch This Week: Relax With Top 9 TV & Movie Picks (August 12–18)

by Bill Frost | Aug 12, 2024 | Entertainment, What to Watch

This week’s What to Watch picks include the premiere of Vince Vaughn’s Bad Monkey, new seasons of Emily in Paris and Wisting, Awkwafina action comedy Jackpot, the new Rick & Morty: The Anime, and Premier League soccer action. Where’s the remote?

Complimentary Creepshows: The 19 Best Horror Movies on Tubi

by Randy Harward and Bill Frost | Aug 9, 2024 | Best of the Best, Entertainment, Horror, Streaming

If you’re looking to get your Halloween scares on for free, there are few better ad-supported streaming services than Tubi, the haunted home of hundreds of good, bad, and really bad horror flicks. Just think of the commercials as designated breaks to refill your popcorn bowl (or any other kind of bowl).